I don't realistically see ISP's throttling their services but that thought feels incredibly naive. From everything I've read, BofI has a lot of room to grow if they play their cards right, but if net neutrality gets fully removed in the coming months are they in dangerous waters?
So I've been reading about Graham's method of finding NCAV (Net current asset value) which is supposed to determine the asset value of a company, and if you can find one below the market value of a share you are getting a bargain. However, I also learned about Intrinsic value to determine whether a stock would be of good value or not. Which is better or is there some middle ground to consider?
MSFT market price: $84 NCAV : $95 Intrinsic Value: $49.10
NCAV says it is undervalued but intrinsic says its overvalued. (IV calculated from buffettsbooks.com calculator
I’m not that experienced with the stock market, and I was wondering if anybody could tell me potential effects of today’s net neutrality repeal. Do you think that ISP Provider’s stocks will increase (Ex. Comcast)?
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